Summary
In this chapter, I showed you how to use all the IEnumerable operators for set-type operations with DataRow objects and how to get and set field values using the Field<T> and SetField<T> operators. I also showed you what can go wrong if you do not use the DataRow specific set-type operator prototypes. Combining the LINQ to Objects Standard Query Operators with these DataSet-specific operators allows one to create powerful LINQ queries for DataSet objects.
In the next chapter, I wrap up the LINQ to DataSet part of this book by covering how to query typed DataSets with LINQ, as well as provide a real database example of a LINQ to DataSet query.
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